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microsoft/ai-agents-for-beginners

Microsoft's `ai-agents-for-beginners` is a large, active course repository for learning AI agents, with 12+ lessons and extensive multilingual support. It is widely forked and starred, and appears maintained through frequent translation and documentation updates.

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